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Brad & Suburban Wildlife Control star in Billy the Exterminator – Part 1 – Raccoons in a Tree Fort!

Brad stars along with Billy the Exterminator filmed right here in Illinois, as Brad and Billy take on real Suburban Wildlife Control jobs. The two have a blast fetching raccoon mothers and babies out of tree forts (Part I) and chimneys (Part III) and hand capturing a family of squirrels on the loose in someone’s home (Part II).

Humane Squirrel Removal and Pest Control | Vancouver Wildlife

This video explains how we humanely remove and prevent squirrels from entering homes and buildings. Vancouver Wildlife is 100% pesticide free and has been featured on the National Geographic Channel, HGTV and Global. We have been in business for 25 years and have an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.
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Squirrel Removal in John's Creek

Squirrel in John’s Creek, GA does not want to leave its young in its nest.
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How can I?

I want to attract more squirrels into my yard so I can watch and maybe even get some pictures. So basically I’m going to make a habitat for them. I love them, especially after losing one in my house, as some of you know. But I love helping wildlife out. So I’m wanting to:

1~ Plant any plants they like to eat
2~ Buy accessories to put food in
3~ Make/buy anything they use to make nests
4~ Build nests/houses for them
5~ Buy feed for them to put in feeders

I also will be making an Hummingbird Habitat. Any reasonable ideas or help for the Squirrel Habitat or the Hummingbird Habitat will be very helpful.
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Darn Pests. Eating my strawberries and cherries. Any gardeners that can help?

I have a fairly large yard, and it is the norm in my neighbourhood to have gardens, trees, and the like. The problem is, this has attracted different species of wildlife. Now there are rabbits, squirrels, occasional raccoons, in the winter, foxes, many birds, crows, woodpeckers.. The list goes on. All these mammals and birds are usually a joy to behold, but they seem to be eating my strawberries.. I have not yet caught the culprit, but they are getting off easy anyhow as I like to use non-lethal ways to deal with pesky critters.

Leaf-sapping, cherry-destroying, shirt-staining, sticky, tiny, little insects, however, I cannot give as much slack. I describe them as small, round beetle-like bugs. They cannot fly and are very, very, tiny. Maybe 1millimetre in length and width. They don’t eat the leaves, but it seems like they are more parasitic; they latch on and sap the life out of the leaves. The leaves remain green, but they shrivel and slowly turn rotten. Oh, and they reproduce at the speed of light. I am still against chemical warfare, though, but other than that, I’ll do anything. I value my cherries above all other fruits in my yard. The old tree is 50 years old, and undoubtedly it’ll survive these pests, but I don’t know if I can. Help?

Messina Wildlife SQ-U-016 Squirrel Stopper 32-Ounce Trigger Bottle, Organic

Messina Wildlife SQ-U-016 Squirrel Stopper 32-Ounce Trigger Bottle, Organic

  • Pleasant smelling, easy to use formula
  • Lasts 30-day, regardless of weather including rain, snow and regular watering
  • Organic formula
  • Safe for fruits and vegetables
  • Great for birdfeeders, seeds and bu-Pounds

Messina Wildlife’s Squirrel Stopper is an effective repellent that prevents squirrel and chipmunk foraging, nesting and damage to all bu-Pounds, tree bark, planters, flower beds, bird seed and feeders. Safe for use around fruits and vegetables, made of organic ingredients. These pleasant to use products all dry clear and odor free and can be applied to landscape areas as well. Should not be applied to delicate plant material like flowers and leafy greens. Works by smell, taste and feel.

List Price: $ 14.99

Price: $ 9.00

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Natural Wildlife Friendly Backyard Ideas?

We’re moving to the country and we don’t have a lot of land, but some. We want to attract and maintain a natural wildlife friendly backyard. We’ve considered a bat house, hummingbird feeder, squirrel feeders, bird feeders, and maybe even a purple martin house. We live in Central Missouri. Any ideas on what else we may be able to successfully maintain? Or just awesome ideas for our new backyard and garden?

Why do people have to build in every open space available?

Across the street they are wrecking a house bc the owner sold it to some builders. There is all of this wildlife in the 2 acre area. I saw a family of 5 squirrels running aroung and bunnies eating the grass. There are also all of these birds. There homes will all be destroyed. And they need to cut the gas cables and all of that stuff. And the gas cable was in our yard and there is now 2 4 foot deep holes in our yard bc of the builders who only want money. The workers from Nicor who dug the hole felt so bad and they didn’t want to do it but the building company made them even after they called them to tell them it was in another persons lawn. I am 14 y/o boy and don’t want to hold a hunting tournament to get rid of homeless animals. And it is illegal. They are going to start wrecking the house soon. SHould I tell my parents that I am sad. It was so peaceful there and now the poor animals. They could leave some open land in the world and not build all of these houses. There is 4 houses.
4 houses will be put up.